This is really a two questions pertaining to lifecycle.
1) In Fragment.onCreateView(LayoutInflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle), all of the examples I've seen simply use the LayoutInflater to inflate a View, and return it. If this is part of a Restore though, i.e. non-null Bundle, shouldn't the restoration of the view hierarchy be handled by the system? Should I instead be calling container.findViewById() or trying to pull the view out of the Bundle or something (for the purposes of pulling out references to subviews)?
2) In general, do any of the Fragment lifecycle callbacks need to worry about saving/restoring the state of its view hierarchy, even implicitly by calling super.onXXX()? Or is that all handled uplevel by the owning Activity when it calls super.onCreate(Bundle)?